Macmillan English Grammar

Ex 6

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Ex 2
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Ex 5

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Unit 31

Ex 1

aIs there any oxygen on Mars? bIs there any

cheese on the Moon? c Are there any mammals

with beaks and webbed feet? d Is there any weather

on other planet s? e Are there any fish that can

walk on land? fAre there any birds that can't fly?

g Is there any water on the Moon? h Are there any

apes that can be taught to speak? iIs there any

oil or coal on the Moon? jAre there any living

dinosaurs left on Earth?

Ex 6

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q - r - s - t the u the

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fa g a h some i a j some

Ex 5

a crowd b can c packet d tube e cloud fbar

g slice h piece isheet j carton

Ex4

a a b any c Some d any e an fany g any

h an isome, any j some

Ex 2

a There aren't any cars that use wat er as fuel.

b There aren't any mammals that lay eggs. c There

aren't any polar bears (that live) in the Antarctic. d

There aren't any alien beings in our gala xy. e There

aren't any voIcanoes in Britain. fThere isn't any

rain in the Sahara desert.

Ex 6

a Some mountain ranges are only 15 million years

old, while others are 400 million years old. b Some

pine trees depend on birds to spread their seeds

while others depend on farest fires to release the

seeds from the cone. c Some frogs 'fly' from tree to

tree using webbed feet as parachutes, while others

jump using their powerful back legs. d Some rivers

in desert areas evaparate in the desert and disappear,

while others flow into rivers, lakes arinto the sea.

e In some place s the difference in sea level between

high tide and low tide can be almost nothing, while

in others it can be as great as 10 to 15 metres.

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Ex 2

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Ex 1

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Unit 29
Note: As article use depends a lot on context, there may
be altemative answers for som e items in this section. The
answers given are the most likely ones.

Ex 3
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Ex 3
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Ex4

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(real) g the (tropical depressions) h a (maximum)
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n a (heavy) 0.1 p.l q the Gune 1st)

Ex 5

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j - k - I - m - n - o - p - q the
s - t - u the v The w - x The y-

Ex 4

a - b - c a d the e a fThe g the h a i the
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Unit 30
Ex 1
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